Evaluate the Edge Before the Robot
Infinity and vanishing-edge pools can include an open spill edge, a submerged wall, catch basins, shallow shelves, and tile or pebble finishes. A cleaner may not interpret every edge as a safe wall boundary. Get builder and manufacturer guidance for the actual geometry, and supervise initial cycles. We sort through pool size, debris, coverage, filters, and everyday upkeep so you can spend less time researching and more time swimming.
Recommended Premium Cleaners
The current Quantum combines myDolphin Plus™ app control with a large top-load basket, while the Sigma adds gyroscope navigation and a triple-motor configuration. The Premier emphasizes filter-media flexibility, and the M600 adds controls and a caddy in configurations where currently included. Navigation features may improve coverage, but they do not guarantee safe behavior at an open edge.
Infinity-Pool Notes
- The main vessel and catch basin may need different equipment; never place a cleaner in the basin unless its specifications allow it.
- Waterline cleaning can reduce routine brushing on compatible walls but will not remove every stain or scale deposit.
- Glass tile and shallow ledges can limit traction or navigation; see the tile guide and inspect the finish first.
pros and cons and Maintenance
Premium controls and navigation add convenience but do not replace manual inspection of the edge, trough, drains, and shelves. Plan a safe retrieval point, clean filters after basin debris, inspect cable contact, and keep a manual method for zones the robot cannot reach.
